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This is a reminder that Donald J Trump will be re-elected as president of the United States. There will also be another Trump in the White House! ...-

Mark Taylor's prophecy interview regarding his prophecy

Video is 16 minutes in length. I highly recommend this inspiring reminder that we have every reason to be filled with hope, even in the face of the bad news headed our way, and that we need to "buckle up" and prepare ourselves, friends and family for the challenges ahead.. It is faith-based but includes information of use to non-believers as well. A few specific notes: 1. Video content implicitly and explicitly points to the need for Christians to be praying against civil unrest. 2. This is the first time I'd heard that network media intentionally downshifts the Hz (wavelength)...

ATLANTA - Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Mark Taylor kept up a relentless assault on Gov. Sonny Perdue's ethics on Monday as a new statewide poll showed the lieutenant governor continuing to trail the Republican incumbent with just a week to go until election day. Taylor alleged that Perdue broke the law when he failed to disclose his apparent conflict of interest in 2004 as the state weighed whether to purchase a wildlife preserve in Houston County near his longtime home. The Oaky Woods preserve borders more than 100 acres of land now owned by Perdue. Perdue did not disclose that property...

EL PASO, Texas - The union representing U.S. Border Patrol agents has set up a legal defense fund for two agents convicted earlier this year of wounding a suspected drug smuggler and then trying to cover up the shooting. The National Border Patrol Council, the union that represents nearly all Border Patrol agents, launched the fund this week to help former agents Ignacio Ramos and Jose Alonso Compean pay for an appeal and provide some money for their families. The men were suspended without pay after their 2005 arrests and fired after a federal jury convicted them in March. Union...

Former Georgia Gov. Roy Barnes (D) is urging Rep. Jim Marshall to run next year for Senate. The race is one of only two open contests, along with Illinois, in the country. Barnes told the freshman congressman he "should seriously consider" running for the seat being vacated by Democrat Zell Miller. Despite Marshall's relatively brief stint in Congress, Barnes said the congressman, who won his House seat with narrow 51 percent of the vote, would be a credible Senate candidate. "I think he's a good candidate," Barnes told The Hill. "He has a good military record, he’s from a great...

In times past, an open U.S. Senate seat would have touched off a stampede among ambitious Georgia Democrats eager to offer for the job. Even against an incumbent, there sometimes was a crowd. The 1972 race, for example, featured 15 Democratic candidates, counting an appointed incumbent who hadnt held office long. But in the new Georgia, with a Republican in the executive mansion and the GOP controlling eight of 13 congressional seats, Democrats seem to be having a hard time finding candidates for the Senate seat that will come open next year. Sen. Zell Millers post is the only one...

Every now and then, the political world changes so fast the journalistic one can't keep up properly. For instance, last week we had the pleasant prospect of a simple U.S. Senate primary race between two Republicans prepared to rip each other's face off. Then U.S. Rep. Mac Collins jumped into the race, and ruined a perfectly good portion of a Journal-Constitution poll of 501 statewide voters. We're a little ticked off. Collins committed his news with no apology or acknowledgement that he'd just sent the work product of dozens of diligent telemarketers -- the polite kind who only call only...